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Three food businesses Gelato Cimmino, Villa Meola Coffee and Midnight Taco share the former Western Audio building at 339 N.

Gilbert Road in the Heritage District and serve customers from morning coffee through late-night Mexican food.

Salad & Go plans to reopen the Gilbert location at 3299 E.

Williams Field Road before year's end after the chain filed for bankruptcy in August and closed most stores.

Agritopia Farm is marking its farm-to-table roots this fall as The Coffee Shop and Joe’s Farm Grill celebrate 20 years and Barnone marks 10, with events and programs at Agritopia Farm (3000 E.

Ray Road) highlighting local food, makers, and the youth Farmhands program.

Gilbert will offer five free water-conservation workshops beginning Oct.

29 and running through November at the Shakespeare Room at the Southeast Regional Library, covering water-wise gardening, household water use, rainwater harvesting, landscape irrigation, and controller programming as the town prepares for reduced Colorado River allocations in Jan. 2027.

The Town of Gilbert named Jennifer Lindley its new Economic Development Director after a comprehensive search; she will oversee business attraction, retention, tourism, redevelopment, and strategic planning to support long-term growth.

Lindley brings 20 years of Arizona municipal experience and holds a B.S. from ASU and an MBA (Benedictine University).

ADOT announced that freeways in the Phoenix area will face closures and lane restrictions from tonight through Monday due to paving and widening projects; eastbound Loop 202 between Gilbert and Williams Field roads will close from 10 p.m.-5 a.m. Monday, so drivers should prepare detours.

Jack Wingo, an internship participant, created For The People, a public art installation on display at HD South as part of Community Canvas; the piece took 130 hours and shows a shawl dancer with a blank face — inviting Native girls and women to see themselves.

Dozens of Arizona school districts could lose classroom funds if Proposition 320 passes on Nov.

3. Gilbert Public Schools spend 57.6% of their budget on instruction, which is below the required 60% threshold, putting them at risk of funding cuts.